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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1902
Page
5
A testimonial describes iiSCASC as damaging to circulation digestion and nerves, causing pains, palpitations, dropsy, and even death. The speaker recounts hot and cold sensations, numb limbs, and long illness, then credits Dr. Beat for recovery after using three bottles. The notice lists Shippensburg Pennsylvania and Elkhart Indiana as posting locations.
In Uresbarre Pennsylvania on October 3 a clash at the Nottingham mine led to a deputy firing into a crowd after a striker allegedly assaulted him. A 14 year old boy was struck in the abdomen and troops were sent to quell the riot. Authorities planned to hand the deputy over next day. Talks of arbitration failing fuel hope miners will return to work as cold weather may force concessions.
Miners and operators met under President Mitchell at a conference over the coal strike. Operators refused concessions or arbitration while miners pressed for prompt settlement and avoided lawlessness as the strike threatens fuel shortages. Roosevelt outlined a plan to bring operators and miners together for a tribunal, but the impasse persisted and the strike continued.
Leaders of coal operators demand President Roosevelt use federal troops to end months of unrest in Pennsylvania's anthracite fields. They urge suppression of the United Mine Workers, warn of lawless acts, boycott, and violence, and call for enforcement of rights to work while blaming state and national authorities for failures to protect property and life.
President Roosevelt hosts discussions between mine operators led by Baer and miners led by Mitchell over the anthracite strike. Talks stretch from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m with proposals for arbitration and a tribunal rejected by Mitchell’s side. Public interest spikes as observers await a resolution. no binding accord emerges.
The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and aids all body organs. It cites W P Keeton of Woodstock Alabama who felt tired before using it and reported improvement after a first bottle and full recovery after the second, asserting the medicine makes one feel renewed and able to work.
Washington reports three years is the fixed period for a full settlement of the Philippine friar lands dispute under the present basis. Officials cite mass title examinations and the Spanish method as delaying progress, with Taft having offered a lump sum that the Vatican declined. Negotiations with Monsignor Guidi may not begin in Manila before year’s end due to Rome’s travel.
Judge George Hillyer reported much improved after a shoulder sprain and expects full recovery soon. The case against Police Officer A E Blackstone for assault with intent to murder was continued to next Friday as prosecution sought delay. Thomas H Jeffries gave a well received address to the Wahoo tribe in Newnan. The street committee recommended accepting Gude & Walker’s $1500 bid to repair Worth avenue block paving. Grady hospital trustees recommend Hemphill election to board. council to vote Monday.
The Fuerst Bismarck, sailing from Hamburg to New York, carried Chowla Maha Vaiiravudh the crown prince of Siam on October 3 in Southampton.
Don circles hot from the president mark suggest public push for a settlement. An adviser hinted at possible actions by the Interstate Commerce Commission on charging rates for anthracite railroads as public sentiment becomes a key factor guiding the administration’s next moves by both parties.
New York October 3 stock market tumbled after dispatches from Washington said the comptroller of the currency opposed abolishing the 25 percent reserve on government deposits in national banks. Stocks fell then rebounded as strong buying supported prices. Ridgley denied over ruling the secretary of the treasury, stressing joint discretion and unified policy.
Mrs Hien Lloyd of 30 Academy Street Plymouth Pa recounts how her daughter Lavinia, once bedridden with scarlet fever after eight years of decline, recovered after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The pills are advertised as a remedy for a range of ailments including locomotor ataxia paralysis St Vitus dance neuralgia and pale complexions. They are sold by dealers or direct by mail order.
Washington records show total bank deposits for Americans reaching eight and a half billion dollars, about 108 dollars per person, with a dramatic rise since 1880. The treasury table traces deposits by class National, savings, state, loan and trust, and private banks from 1875 to 1901, highlighting rapid growth and varying reporting coverage across private banks.
In the Chicago Chronicle from the Dem column a speculative boom loosens credit with treasury secretary support. Mr Shaw follows a street precedent by accepting second-hand clothing junk old bottles and scrap iron as collateral for advances. There may not be enough stock exchange items to cover demand.
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